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Heather Monahan
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How to Make More Money to Do More Good
The hosts highlighted the title as an affordable $25 paperback that showed how a small purchase could be leveraged into $510,000 of revenue, presenting a roadmap for increasing earnings while pursuing purpose. Derrick Kinney explained that the guide was meant to empower anyone from minimum‑wage workers to millionaires, and Heather Monahan urged listeners to get it, noting its impact on both revenue and emotional fulfillment. The episode conveyed strong enthusiasm and a clear recommendation.
The hosts praised the book as a $25 paperback that taught them how to turn a modest purchase into $510K of revenue and described it as a transformational guide for both profit and purpose.
So this book retails for like 25 bucks. If I was going to buy a business book for 25 bucks, what I would do is figure out how I can then turn that around and make five to $10,000 off of a $25 book purchase.
My goal, Heather, in writing this book is I just think of people who all the time go to jobs and they don't feel like they're in a job they like. In my book, Good Money Revolution, I want to empower everyone to say, whether you're making a minimum wage or you're making a million dollars a year, this is a roadmap to help you make more money.
If you have not got Good Money Revolution yet by Derek Kinney, I'm pushing it on you. It really impacted my life in a revenue standpoint and emotional giveback standpoint, and I promise it will too.
A Pride and Prejudice Variation
Davide De Pierro introduced the audio version of the title as a personal collection of letters exploring love and relationships, and he noted that listeners responded with overwhelmingly positive feedback, describing it as beautiful, healing, and therapeutic. He mentioned strong audience interest in a future print edition and a possible sequel.
He recorded an audio book titled The Letters I Never Sent, describing it as a personal collection of letters that explore love, relationships, and his own experiences, and it received overwhelmingly positive listener feedback.
It's an audio book for now. I thought that would be best for now because my followers know me through my face and my voice. Rather than giving them something in print, I thought it would be a little bit more intimate if they could hear me. And so I recorded an audio book. It's called The Letters I Never Sent.
I haven't gotten one message saying, hey, the book was trash. Everyone is loving it. I get messages saying, this book is so beautiful. You made me think about my own experiences. I found it to be healing, therapeutic, and it felt like you were retelling my own stories.
People are asking when the print is coming out, when there will be a part two, and what other letters there might be. The enthusiasm is validating and affirming.
I would love for the audio book to really take off and then for some publishers to sweep in and turn it into a traditional style print book, ebook, maybe get another book deal and work on a second book.
You can find the link in my bios on TikTok or Instagram. It's called The Letters I Never Sent.
How to Break Through Self-Sabotage, Embrace Your Power, and Create Your Success
Heather highlighted the title as a motivational pick‑me‑up designed for women at any stage of their career, from students to professionals and stay‑at‑home moms. She noted its availability across major retailers and mentioned an upcoming website, positioning it as a resource to break self‑imposed limits and embrace personal power.
Heather introduced Iman's new book and described its purpose for women at any stage of their career, noting its availability on major retailers and its role as a motivational pickmeup.
And now she is the author of The Glass Ledge.
I wrote it for every woman, no matter what, at what point she is on her journey. Women in business, professional women in corporate, graduate students, students in high school or college... even stayathome moms.
It's available on Amazon, also Barnes & Noble and every other retailer... type 'Glass Ledge' Amazon and it'll pop up. There will be a website for the book coming up this week, theglassledge.com.
A Path to Peace and Power
In the episode, the hosts examined how the book explored the many facets of perfectionism and presented a framework for turning it into power rather than control. Heather Monahan highlighted her personal curiosity and appreciation for the insights, noting that it sparked an interesting interview and prompted listeners to seek out similar resources. The discussion emphasized the book's ability to encourage openness and self‑reflection about perfectionist tendencies.
The hosts discussed how the book examined the many facets of perfectionism and offered a framework for channeling it into power rather than control.
Okay, here's the thing after going through your book, The Perfectionist Guide to Losing Control.
And if you know some of that stuff, it's because you have independently sought it out through podcasts like yours, through books like The Perfectionist Guide to Losing Control, through Oprah, through all that stuff.
All right, guys, the Perfectionist Guide to Losing Control, A Path to Peace and Power.
I particularly appreciate it because the book made you stop and you said, I don't know if I agree with all of this, but I'm really open to listening and I'm really curious about what you have to say.
After going through your book, The Perfectionist Guide to Losing Control, the first thing I said to you is this is going to be an interesting interview because I'm the antiperfectionist.
High-Performance Secrets from the Best of the Best
The book was noted as one of Alan Stein Jr.'s earlier works that focuses on elite performance principles, and it was mentioned by Heather Monahan while introducing the guest's background. The discussion was brief and informational, without a strong endorsement.
The title was mentioned as one of Stein's earlier works focused on elite performance principles.
He's also the author of Raise Your Game, High Performance Secrets from the Best of the Best, and his new book, Sustain Your Game.
Heather highlighted an anecdote from the book where the author spent four hours walking with a monk, openly sharing his thoughts while the monk remained silent, illustrating the theme of deep personal reflection. She used this story to emphasize the value of vulnerability and listening in personal growth. The discussion presented the title as an interesting example of self‑exploration rather than a direct endorsement.
It was noted that McConaughey's book recounts a moment when he walked with a monk for four hours, sharing his heart while the monk listened silently.
Matthew McConaughey talks about it in his book, Green Lights, how he walked around with a monk for four hours and poured out all of his, everything on his heart. And the monk never said a word, right?
The Link Between Disorder and Genius
Heather Monahan introduced Dr. Gail Saltz as a bestselling author and medical expert, then invited her to discuss the key takeaways from the book, emphasizing its focus on breaking stigma and recognizing the strengths associated with mental health differences. The conversation highlighted the book's positive, empowering perspective on neurodiversity.
The host introduced Dr. Gail Saltz as the bestselling author of The Power of Different and later asked her to share key takeaways from the book, highlighting its focus on stigma and the strengths associated with mental health differences.
I'm so excited for you to meet Dr. Gail Saltz. She's bestselling author of numerous books, medical expert as seen on every television program, media outlet, the author of The Power of Different, a psychiatrist and a psychoanalyst.
So what are some of the key takeaways that you want to share from The Power of Different?
How to Sell More, Earn More, and Become the Ultimate Sales Machine
Heather praised the title as a phenomenal, step‑by‑step guide that was especially useful for anyone interested in sales, describing it as a "Bible" for becoming an exceptional seller. She urged listeners to check it out, noting that its tactics could be applied beyond real estate, and Ryan mentioned he had just listened to the audiobook during a flight.
Heather praised the book as a phenomenal, stepbystep guide that is especially useful for anyone interested in sales.
It was a good book, by the way, especially for anyone who has interest in sales. It's really phenomenal.
Reading your book, Sell It Like Serhan, is really a Bible and a stepbystep on how anyone can be an exceptional seller.
The tactics that you use to sell real estate, I use those same things to sell my editor on using my story instead of Jim's story.
I just consumed his audio book yesterday when I was flying to New York, which took essentially as long as it takes to fly to L.A.
If you haven't read his book, you definitely need to check it out. It's really a fantastic one.
An Unconventional Guide to Owning Your Worth, Cultivating Self-Love, and Standing in Your Power
In the episode, host Heather Monahan and author Sarah Pendrick highlighted the book for its striking design and practical self‑love guidance, noting it was crafted for anyone seeking empowerment. They praised its unique layout and emphasized that everyone deserves self‑love, recommending it as a resource for reclaiming worth. The overall tone was highly positive.
The book was praised for its striking design and practical selflove guidance, described as gorgeous and written for anyone seeking empowerment.
She is ... author of the book Beautifully Brave.
With Beautifully Brave, I'll tell you, number one, this book is gorgeous. I mentioned this to you when we first got on today, that it's a very unique design. It's a totally different layout.
Beautifully Brave is honestly written for anyone. There is not one person that walks this earth that doesn't deserve or need selflove.
You can get the book on Amazon or wherever books are sold or at Beautifully Brave book.com.
Twenty Attributes of a Godly Man
Heather referenced the title while talking about the importance of relationships, sharing a quote about adjusting your pace when walking with someone. The book was mentioned in passing without a strong endorsement.
Heather mentioned that Sidney Poitier wrote a book titled The Measure of a Man while discussing the importance of relationships.
Sidney Poitier wrote a book called The Measure of a Man. He said when you go for a walk with someone, something happens. Either you adjust to their pace or they adjust to your pace.
The Greatness Within to Win
In the episode, the host highlighted the book as a key resource for listeners seeking motivation and purpose, noting its relevance to the discussion on personal growth. Les Brown himself referenced the title, underscoring its value for achieving greatness.
Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life
Heather Monahan highlighted the title as a key resource and suggested it as an ideal holiday gift, noting its availability at major retailers and the optional companion necklace. She emphasized that the book could benefit everyone and was presented as a bestseller worth sharing.
The bestseller was highlighted as a key resource, recommended as a holiday gift, and noted to be available on major retailers with a companion necklace.
She is a bestselling author. Her book limitless, we're going to dig into today and it's really going to benefit everyone.
So the book is available on amazon.com and in Barnes and Noble, anywhere, five books are sold. We have the book as well as a little necklace that says limitless, which is a great gift also, because it's a lovely thing to remind you or someone you love that they are in fact limitless.
Get Smarter About the Choices that Will Make or Break Your Business
In the episode, host Heather Monahan highlighted the book as a Wall Street Journal bestseller that mapped ten growth paths for business leaders, emphasizing its utility for making smarter strategic choices. Guest author Tiffani Bova reinforced the recommendation, noting its translation into nine languages. The discussion portrayed the title as a valuable resource for achieving success.
Growth IQ was presented as a Wall Street Journal bestseller that outlines ten paths to growth and helps leaders make smarter business choices.
She's the chief growth evangelist at Salesforce and author of the Wall Street Journal bestselling book, Growth IQ. Get smarter about the choices that will make or break your business. The book covers 10 paths to growth that will help you on your journey to success.
My book Growth IQ, it's now translated in nine languages.
Turning Tragedy into Triumph
In the episode, the host highlighted that the author was a bestselling writer of the title, and the author described how she hand‑wrote the entire manuscript before learning to use a laptop and publishing it. The discussion emphasized the author's personal resilience and hands‑on approach, presenting the work as an inspiring example of turning tragedy into triumph.
The host noted that Amberly is the bestselling author of the book, and Amberly explained that she handwrote the manuscript before publishing it.
She is the bestselling author of True Grit and Grace.
I hand wrote my entire book, then bought a laptop, then took a class at Apple because I didn't even know how to work a laptop or computer.
In the episode, Heather highlighted the title as Sean's first published work and noted that it is available for free on his website. She presented it as a valuable resource for entrepreneurs looking to start a business, emphasizing its practical rules. The overall tone was positive, positioning the book as a recommended guide.
Heather noted that Sean offers this book for free on his website and highlighted it as his first published title.
I think right now we got my first book, The Eight Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success. That's free on there.
He's the author of Eight Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success, The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World, and World's Greatest Business Plan.
That Works!
Heather mentioned the title while introducing Sean, listing it among his other authored works. She cited it as part of his portfolio of business‑focused books, but did not elaborate on its content. The brief inclusion indicated a casual acknowledgment rather than a strong endorsement.
Heather listed this title among Sean's authored works in his speaker intro.
He's the author of Eight Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success, The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World, and World's Greatest Business Plan.
Heather introduced Sandi Glandt as the author of the bestselling title, emphasizing its focus on boosting productivity and unlocking full potential. She highlighted that the book offered strategies to get more done and become ultra‑productive, positioning it as a key resource for listeners seeking to improve their daily performance.
Heather introduced Sandi as the author of the bestselling book Slay Your Day, highlighting its focus on productivity and unlocking full potential.
She's the author of the bestselling book, Slay Your Day, How to Get More Done, Become Ultra Productive and Unlock Your Full Potential.
Embrace Optimism, Activate Your Purpose, and Write Your Own Story
In the episode, the host presented the title as a practical guide for leveraging optimism as a tool for resilience and purpose, highlighting interviews with entrepreneurs, Olympic athletes, and musicians who turned setbacks into growth. The discussion emphasized that an "unsinkable" optimism, rather than money or plans, distinguishes those who succeed, and the host encouraged listeners to obtain the book and join a related book club.
The book was presented as a guide to using optimism as a strategy, featuring interviews with entrepreneurs and athletes and showing how setbacks can become research for growth.
We talked about how Chasing the Bright Side is really about how we can use optimism to not just believe in better, but go create it and channel it as grit and resilience when times get tough.
The book includes interviews with a ton of different entrepreneurs, Olympic athletes, musicians, anyone who's ever done something they're proud of, and they all share stories of mess-ups and how they kept going.
We explained that the difference between people who made it and those who didn't wasn't money or plans, but an unsinkable optimism that their work was bigger than themselves.
I told listeners where they could find Chasing the Bright Side - it's available at Barnes & Noble, Walmart, and online at ChasingTheBrightSide.com.
We also mentioned a book club this year tied to Chasing the Bright Side, encouraging people to join at the same website.
A Guide to Answering Your Soul's Callings and Working Your Light
Heather explained that she read the title during a period of self‑exploration to better understand what ignites her passion and purpose. She cited it as part of her journey toward personal clarity.
Heather said she had read the book during a period when she was trying to understand herself and what lit her up.
I think that is why I read a book called Light is the New Black.
Methods for Manifesting a Life beyond Your Wildest Dreams
In the episode, Heather noted that she had read the title, describing it as a useful resource for cultivating positivity and gratitude. She presented it as a tool to help listeners build confidence and attract a better life.
Heather mentioned she had read "Super Attractor" by Gabby Bernstein, noting it as a helpful resource for cultivating positivity and gratitude.
I also read a book called Super Attractor by Gabby Bernstein.
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